peeping toms are about drones. a seattle woman reported a drone spying on her through her high rise windows. on this you don't have a problem. let's define this. >> i didn't say i didn't have a problem with people being peeping toms. if you want the right you have to take the responsibility. you can't peep on people coming out of the shower. >> why do i feel i've been droned myself in this opening segment. do you have any problem with people using drones, private people not government, private people flying around high rise apartment buildings taking a look see at what they can see. do you have a little problem with that? >> it's a little weird. >> do you have a problem with it? >> it's weird. >> do you think something should to be done about it? >> i think if you have a bb gun and live in a i had rise and want to take it out. >> that's not an answer. >> sure it is. >> any kind of law. >> there are plenty of laws that exist when it comes to peeping on someone when they are changing. >> liability. >> don't you think

. >>> up next, the peeping tom goes one step further and commits an unspeakable crime. >> the scenario here, thankfully, is not a scenario we see very often. >> this was someone that was an avid window peeper and been there before. >> for 20 years, he eludes police and even returns to the crime scene. >> in the kitchen is the bra. the guy had made his way back to the sink to relive it. >> eventually, he goes one step too far. >> it's one of those ah hah moments that you get. >> we assumed that it would be, you know, a 14-year-old kid. >> on a stifling, hot night in oklahoma, gary elwood went to bed early. his girlfriend, janet haynes, stayed up for a while and went to bed later. just after midnight, they heard a noise coming from the living room. gary went to investigate. >> she heard him scream for help. she heard noises. she heard sounds of a struggle. this, of course, brought her to fully awake almost instantaneously. >> janet ran to help, but without her glasses, couldn't see clearly. >> she was able to tell us that he was wearing gloves and had underwear on. >> the assailant chase

>> the peeping drone?ose your curtains. >> close the blinds. >> i don't know. >> i guess we better -- >> she was on the 26th floor. >> we'll watch at 7:00 to find out. >> the ultimate tease. thank you. >> see you guys. >>> new this morning, uc- berkeley is not prepared to handle sexual assault cases and it's not trained to help student victims cope. that's according to a state audit. in a report released yesterday, the auditor is recommending changing state law to force universities to undergo training. chico and san diego states were also part of the audit. uc-berkeley is also under federal investigation for its handling of rape cases. >>> whole foods is in trouble for illegally overcharging. the los angeles city attorney's office says the company was charging some customers too much at the hot bar and salad bar. whole foods failed to subtract the weight of the container and it was selling deli items by the piece rather than the pound. some shoppers are reluctant to trust the grocery store chain. >>> mayb

. >> there was a report of a peeping tom. and when she found out about it, the window peeper had been spotted around her apartment. she didn't see it but a neighbor saw it and reported it. >> this alleged window peeper was now the prime suspect. >>> i remember how steph was never worried about what others thought of her and lived life in such a free, spirited way. she was a dependable friend and a beautiful person. >> the murder of 23-year-old stephanie bennett was difficult to solve because it appeared there was no connection between stephanie and her assailant. >> i have covered a lot of murder cases and i don't think there was ever a case that caused so much fear and concern in the community as this one. >> every day when i walk into my office, i see stephanie's picture. and it is a picture taken of her smiling, having fun with her friends, having no idea that she would be dying at the hands of someone i believe was truly evil. >> during stephanie's autopsy, the medical examiner found signs of sexual assault and recovered

the hall family suspects their 16-year-old daughter lindsay is the victim of a peeping tom. their fear is confirmed with a startling discovery. >> i was freaking out. i was crying and screaming. >> the halls set up a surveillance camera outside lindsay's basement bedroom window hoping to catch the creep, and they do. the suspect tries to remove the camera, but not before his image is clearly caught on camera. the family checks the video and calls 911. >> i knew right then he was out there. and so i sneaked in the kitchen and i called 911. >> the police respond and find fresh footprints and knee markings by the window. a police dog tracks the scent to the suspect's home, which is only blocks away. >> the track was 1,000, 1,500 yards to the rear of the residence. basically just a street over. >> that was pretty scary to me, knowing that he was that close to me. >> the suspect is 28-year-old john morgan, a married father of two. he admits to police that, yes, indeed, he is the man on the tape. >> when i watched that video, it was like watching a scary movie on the outside of my

not a peep. not a peep. she said something else that's interesting, and i will close with this. i asked her how the coral reefs were doing. a lot of people go down to florida to snorkel and to scuba dive and to see the wonders of the world under the sea. and i said well, mayor, how are your reefs doing? i have heard a lot about what acidification and warming temperatures are doing to reefs. she said they are still beautiful. and then she paused. and then she said unless you were here 10 or 20 years ago. 10 or 20 years, and you see that change. what's happening in the reefs is really catastrophic. my friends on the other side never want to talk about this. they want to talk about climate modeling. you don't need a model to go to the end of the dock at fort pulaski and see how much the sea level has risen. you measure it. it's simple. same thing at the naval war college. you measure it. it's simple. you don't need complex computer models doing to narragansett bay and see this nearly four degrees warmer with the water temperature and all the changes that happen as a result. you use

. >>> still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 peeping toms go high tech, half dressed woman spots a drone outside of her apartment, fearing into her window. >>> some cereals could be putting millions of children at risk and it has nothing to do with sugar. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us why too many added vitamins are bad for your kids. >> two south jersey bakers are whipping up drama on national tv, i'm syma chowdhry with that sweet sweet reality to be on the next great bakers airing tonight. >> pretty exciting. they tell "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry that talent, and experience, mixed with the spring will of confident are all of the ingredients they need to burn the competition. >> they're fun. they're competitive. >> who will go this way and this way. >> and they are from new jersey. >> which would make them perfect for reality tv. al debartolo and manny are brains and brawn behind die bartoloa bakery in collinswood. they are putting south jersey in the spotlight. >> it is either connected to philadelphia or new york or north jersey. >> reporter: show is ho

i mean, these machines are all peeping toms. >> cummings: all sensors are peeping toms. you have that's electronic is a peeping tom. i would say, probably, your greatest privacy invasion is your cell phone, if not your facebook account. yes, there are potentially flying cameras everywhere, except that in many cities, there are cameras everywhere. >> safer: cummings and others argue that, like it or not, we live in a surveillance society. and that using a drone for pictures is no different than using high-powered binoculars or telephoto lenses. others aren't so sure. >> dianne feinstein: the privacy concerns are very, very major. >> safer: dianne feinstein is chairman of the senate intelligence committee, which oversees spying at home and abroad. she's a defender of the n.s.a.'s controversial telephone tracking, but is troubled by the proliferation of drones over america. >> feinstein: this is a whole new world now, and it has many complications. and the question is, how does it all get sorted out? what is an appropriate law enforcement use for a drone? when do you have t

. >> when joni ernst had a chance to do something in iowa, you didn't hear a peep.she has never sponsored a bill to cut pork. >> did you notice the chicken in that ad. they say that it's now sexist. braley's campaign dismissed the complaint an and said we haven't heard a peep from the ernst campaign about the ad. >> back in the united states, republicans bob corker apologizing for remarks he made. he was criticized for letting him getting into the bait. yes, corker issued this statement, quote: . >>> lindsey graham is up against six republican challengers. none are very strong. some feel that senator graham has been too willing to compromise on certain issues. graham is now running this television ad. >> my job is to ask tough questions, find answers, and be that conservative leader you can count on to get things oh done. i humly ask for your vote on the republican party on tuesday. >> reporter: polls show graham 50% and none of his challengers are above single digits. >>> finally, a group of citizens in our fair land is trying to make marijuana. they don't care if

peep at the clean slate program worked with me today, i i am an author of 3 books a husband and a father recommend clean slight to another person >> i would definitely recommend that. so, now you have a better understanding of the gibt address benefits of the clean slate program as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind those are general questions you'll you may be seated with an attorney who be provide more information based on our circumstances >> just to be clear i don't have to tell my employers will my ejections. >> yes. as well as convictions that have been dismissed. if someone runs a criminal background they'll see the charges but it's dismissed. you will be able to legally tell your employers person never convicted >> i don't to tell anyone is there a way to rears them. >> there's some cases you can. maybe you're arrested because police thought you were someone else. wound our arrest record is sealed you can say you were never >> if i wanted to clear my record if i was convicted of a felon. >> it is also known as a one letter officer the c

i shall preserve the peep's interests -- peep's interests. >>> promising is better future for egypt.former army chief is officially the new president. gonk and welcome to al jazeera america -- gorping and welcome to -- good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. abdul fatah al-sisi took the office a short time ago. he's the third man to become the egyptian president in the three years since the arab springs. we arined live by hash , live from dough -- hashem ahelbarra, live from doha. >> what exactly is abdul fatah al-sisi promising for his people, now that he's president? >> basically he said that he's committed to building a strong, powerful egypt, an egypt that will prosper in the future. this is one that has been criticised in the past for talking in vague terms. he never says how he's planning to fix the rising unemployment or the subsidies in basic projects and fuel, which are biting deep into the country's defined -- dwindling financial reserves. >> speaking of that, the u.s. sent a delegation to attend his inauguration, as did several other nations. what can you tell us a

. >> it was like a -- it was at a peep show. >> seth: it was a peep show, got it. >> it was called "asschnically a play. >> i learned to pick up change with certain parts of my anatomy, so -- but it was on a stage! >> seth: yeah. you have no problem with nudity. let's just be honest. >> well, i've never been the kind of performer that people hire because i look good. and i learned at a young age that i would take my shirt off and everybody would laugh. and i was like, "oh. where i come from we call that talent." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and this -- we're going to take advantage of the time line, because your show -- this show just ended, but you're about to come back to do a show. >> i am, yes. i got -- i'm going -- this is a big scoop. i'm breaking news. >> seth: this is an announcement. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. i'm coming back to do a play on broadway, a comedy by terrence mcnally, called "it's only a play" with nathan lane and matthew broderick. >> seth: wow. [ applause ] that is not a bad group to be doing a play with. >> yeah! >> seth: you'll have to show those guys

when they get close, the coyote is motionless and does not make a peep. obviously in a lot of pain. he's upside down, almost bent backwards, and you can see that leg locked in a square of the fence. >> this makes me so sad. heart breaking to see. >> watch it man, he might be -- >> this is probably just exhausted. >> tired, dee hydrated, blood rushing to the head. who knows how long it's been there. >> guy used his weight to, like, push down, he's got one hand on the leg, one on the fence, just trying to get the separation there, but watch. >> oh, it worked. >> oh, my god. >> he's running fine. >> running away. you think he's hurt, leg broke, this guy's in trouble. they get him freed, and then the thing just goes, hey, thanks, and takes off. >> nice job, guys. >> surely his leg doesn't feel good, but judging by the video, i'd say the coyote's probably okay. animals are tough, resilient, and live in the wieltd. i like what the guys wrote in the description of the video. the roadrunner won again. >> and went to find a chicken instead because it was hungry. >>> sometimes no bad deed goe

>> when they're peeping in my windows they won't see anything but me in sweat pants washing nascar. >they're looking to see if you brush your hair back from your left eye. >> nice try. >> i agree with everything that's been said. here's the thing though, they're becoming more powerful. we know with the health care law -- it really is a frightening thing. again it gets back to, again, it's never accountability. whenever something does go wrong, we don't know who did it, why, oh, it was a slip up. oh, yeah, we're watching these people. oh, yeah, we did this to those people but we never know why and we never know who did it. >> i don't think we'll get to the bottom of this, adam. it's another reminder that when they're they attempt to get to the bottom of something or a group that might not be of the same political viewpoint of the guys in charge, all hell can break loose. i don't see anything that developed in the last couple of weeks that lead mess to believe it's going to stop. >> i don't disagree with you but there's no reason to give up. we should hold them accountable but we need t

jon: you heard of peeping toms but peeping drones? coming up the bizarre investigation underway after one woman spots an unmanned aircraft, this one hovering right outside of her apartment window. >>> plus a tight runoff race in mississippi ends in victory apparently for the establishment republican. the long-serving senator there, so, what does it mean for who wins control of the u.s. senate come november? the changing political map. larry sabato joins us to explain these colors coming up. when you run a business, you can't settle for slow. that's why i always choose the fastest intern. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast business. built for business. jenna: welcome back, everyone. a scary situation for a sea at tell woman who said she spot ad drone hovering outside her apartment woman at

i will bet you heard of the peeping tom but you have not heard of a peeping drone.k ford how privacy laws may be threatened by personal drones after a woman saw one hovering outside her window, yikes, news is back in the morning, we will see new about ten minutes. so what do you do, you are standing there in your underwear look out and is there a drone lot at what you do you to ukeelee. >> i'm screaming hey, what is up. >> i would close the curtains. >> what is going on. >> checking me out in my bvd's, please. >> all right, gayle take care. >> bye. >>> word is justin beiber was in the car accident. >> it reportedly happened in beverly hills while beiber was trying to get away from you guessed it paparazzi. tmz reports that the preponderance star was not hurt. he was a passenger in an suv driving fast to avoid photographers in another car. new that is when the suv collided with the car pulling out of the parking lot. beiber reportly got out in another vehicle and drove away. >>> ryan seacrest is picking up a new hosting gig on cbs-3. you can see him in the fall hosti

. >> it's supposed to be called kate's peeps, not kate's people. my problem with you and your peeps, everybody is sitting at home in the basement trying to beat out oculus, what happened to starting plumbing business, electrician business, we need those people, too. the millennials don't want to get their hands dirty and work. >> i have a tweet they think might shut you up a little bit. chase after your passion first, money will come later and maybe then you will move out of your parents' basement. charles: that was beautiful. >> i was told do what you love, if you're good at it, you will be paid. i think beggers can't be choosers, if we have the kids doing some, take it. >> they like to play video games, sit in the basement hoping they're going to be a professional gamer. >> he was extremely passionate, he tinkered with electronics, bid on the parts, and now he's completely disrupted the way virtual reality works. >> he taught himself code, how to do this. we talked about this yesterday, if can you get yourself educated on the technology front. we

not a word, not a peep, and sixers general manager picking third overall tomorrow in the nba draft, and could trade up with milwaukee or cleveland to assure they land jabari parker. but they did not even work out and lots and lots of questions, we'll get answers to tomorrow night, wiggins and julius randal like their visit there's. >> it would be cool, i like to think i would fit any team perfectly. >> i love philly, i had a great time there, you know the gm and stuff, sam hinke had a great time and had dinner. >> the eagles open up their camp in a month. and they have practices free to fans, the first two are at the linc and sunday august 3rd and the eagles will have an open practice at franklin field, their old home where they won a nfl championship, that should be a lot of fun. scott hartnell says it has not sunk in, he is fighting back tears since being traded to columbus and he feels like he let the city of philadelphia down because he did not win a stanley cup here, here he is saying good-bye to a teammate and he packed up his locker and worked out of the practice facility one las

one of the options that are important to be able to stem the tide and stop the moment of people of peep moving around in open convoys and trucks and terrorizing people. when you have people murdering, assassinating in these massachusetts kerrs yomass massacres, you need to stop that and do what you need to do to stop it from the air or otherwise. >> reporter: secretary kerry expects president obama to make a decision soon on what action to take in iraq. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: after a week of heavy losses in mosul and soldiers surrounding iraq's military is fighting back launching airstrikes against members of the islamic state in iraq and the levant. it is a show of force by iraqi presiden prime minister nouri al-maliki maliki. he continues to call for a call to arms. >> all iraqi people raise up. we will advance to all space to rush our enemies. >> dozens of shiite volunteers have answered that call promising to protect baghdad should isil fighters make good on their promise to attack the capitol. two suicide-bombings killed nine. the embassy has decreased its personnel in response t

. >> the eyes of millions of a peep -- millions of people are on the field. >> the consequences are dire for suarez. he will miss 13 games for liverpool due to a former dan on all football activities. he was banned for 10 matches last year, and now his club has a decision to make. >> i think they've got to draw a line under this and say one more indiscretion and it's all over. >> today there was dismay. >> it is harsh on liverpool. i think you should have got suspended from international, not club. >> maybe not nine games, but maybe two or three would be right. but alone is exactly how suarez may feel. of becoming a football outcast. >> so suarez heading back to uruguay. greg, thanks very much for joining me. what do you reckon, is it fair or not? had to come down very hard. this is the longest suspension they have headed out -- handed out in the world cup. the four-month ban from all soccer activities is a big one in this case. it's going to last into the fall. knew they had to come down very hard on him. >> do you think liverpool will have to take some kind of punitive action? >> i'm n

there's nothing in the city chart that protects city attorney i mean attorney-client privilege not a peep. that was the root of mr. gross man's case the superior court was right to order the immediate release of the 24 documents withheld from mr. gross man should not have dragged on for two years before arriving as that hearing tonight and you're going to go into closed session god, only knows what. if the commission has too long of a history giving us reasons not to building you. mr. gross man should prevail other than the merits of his case and the appellate court should get over itself trying to hold attorney-client privilege immulberry it's not when it comes to narrow area of law focused on public utilities access. mr. gross man is not waging a battle to get at some kind of documents that will give him a road map he's after public records what part of that don't you get? >> it somewhat baffles me what you think you're going to do in closed session to be honest with you. you can't assert our attorney-client privilege because mr. sincroy did it a year and a half ago and steadfastly cont

those that killed the peep of egypt have no place on our pass. i am saying it in a clear-cut way. those that kill the innocent and honourable people of egypt have no place on our path. abdul fatah al-sisi promised economic reforms to improve the investment environment and concentrate on improving the life the country's poor. there was a commitment to fighting corruption, an acknowledgment of one the issues that triggered the bring down of hosni mubarak. >>> al jazeera continues to demand the release of its journalists detained in egypt. three staff accused of supporting the muslim brotherhood have been held for 163 days. on thursday egyptian prosecutors demanded the maximum penalty for them, wanting seven years in gaol for peter greste, and 15 for fahd -- mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed. >>> the lawyer for abdullah al-shami, another al jazeera journalist, has requested he be released on medical ground. he's been held since august last year without charge and has been on a hunger strike since january. >>> dozens have been killed in attacks across iraq. the headquarters of a p

if we replaced it with something better, but you have to sunset it over a long peep period of time, but to at least know that what you are dealing with. >> if you talk to enough doctors, they will tell you that the institution is the problem, and the problem, too, is the administration who did not know that a caliphate was being established. >> if you talk to the v.a. and there are some -- >> well, they are competent. >> and some veterans and some do doctors are happy with the care they get in the v.a. system. >> and some people like obamacare. >> good point. >> and well said. >> and adam, since you are thinking outside of the box, get rid of the department of education and a few others, right? >> one step at a time. we are bringing charles from the dark side. and so when we come back, light the coals, because this coal boss is fired up in a fox business giving the white house the business for not only going after his business, but he is going after all of us. >> this is a very dangerous situation. i don't believe that the average american whose electric rates american whose electric ra

about pigs squealing, but when joni ernst had the chance to do something in iowa, we didn't hear a peep the state senate, ernst never sponsored a bill to cut pork, never wrote one measure to slash spending. in fact, the iowa republican says she backed measures to actually increase spending. >> so it's going to be peeping chicks versus squealing pigs in the iowa senate race for tom harkin's seat. and i cannot say that i'm not in favor of us pushing this barnyard theme as far as it will go for that seat. but like in montana, this iowa candidate has a very hard-core abortion record, including sponsoring a personhood constitution amendment, which would make all abortion criminal in every case, even for rape victims, and that would ban popular forms of birth control. so, the beltway won't see it coming, just like they didn't see it coming in montana either, but expect radical anti-abortion politics and anti-birth control politics, and again, specifically, the issue of rape to play a role in this year's iowa senate race, just as it already is playing a role in montana. that said, iowa democra

ribbons up for five years, new ones put in place, all to keep the memory of bowe bergdahl fresh in peep's minds. -- people's minds. this cough yes shop is an -- coffee shop is all part of the effort. we talked to the owner, who was bowe's boss for a couple of years, some time back, and we asked her what she thought bowe would be facing when he comes to america to restart an old life. sue martin can't wait to see bowe, and expects to gi him a nice, long hug. a sentiment shared by many in the wood river valley >>> a sudanese government official said the woman sentenced to death for abandoning islam could be released. her case caused an outcry. she was sentenced to 100 lashes for marrying a christian. she gave birth this book. let's get more on the case from a sudanese government official. it said that the woman sentenced to death could be released. let's talk to the guest. it's el-sharif ali mohammed joining us from khartoum, and he is miriam's lawyer. thank you for being was. we appreciate you being with us. this is not an official statement, though, from the government, but a comment comi

. >>> up next, the peeping tom goes one step further and commits an unspeakable crime. >> the scenario thankfully, is not a scenario we see very often. >> this was someone that was an avid window peeper and been there before. >> for 20 years, he eludes police and even returns to the crime scene. >> in the kitchen is the bra. the guy had made his way back to the sink to relive it. >> eventually, he goes one step too far. >> it's one of those ah hah moments that you get. >> we assumed that it would be, you know, a 14-year-old kid. >> on a stifling, hot night in oklahoma, gary elwood went to

. >> that's what the extremist originally used to recruit peep. it could be weapons so that they can hit syrian airports because helicopters are dropping barrel bombs on civilian areas. if there was a way to put those airports out of commission so that they could no longer be used for those kind of air raids, that would jolt, that would jolt the syrian military's confidence and it may be help us get back to a negotiating table and so we have to deal with the tear threat and get to a negotiating table to sec get a new syrian government that will be able to rally all syrians, supporters of the regime and the opposition, rally all of them against this islamic state of iraq and the laughant threat. >> the syrian con conflict has implicated places far beyond the middle east. so the united states has its positions that it's taken, intervened very heavily on the side of getting the chemical weapons out of there. china has a stated position. russia has long-time alliances with the damascus government. iran has interests that are being expressed right now.

look, tracy said that this is the modern day version of the peeping tom, and it could be, but here is that we have laws against that. if you see a drone outside of the bedroom flying a away, you pick up the phone and call the police just like you normally would. >> and that is exactly the problem, you don't know whose drone it s and flying it off. >> and any drone, joe, call the police. that is what you do. any drone? close the window and put some clothes on. >> and there are going to be drones flying around and we won't know who the owners are. >> close the windows, people. >> and it should be noted that jonas was against airplane whence the wright brothers came out with it. >> i am getting a shotgun before those are illegal, because it is the only way the defend yours away from the drones. >> i want to know what type of hog feed ads chuck gets. >> yes, they will start popping up tomorrow. >>> and we will end with tracy's line, just bring on the alcohol! thank you, guys. >> john, we can share. and my thanks to tracy and chuck for joining us. >>> coming up, how would you like to sing

peeping around the corner, he points out the rebel neighborhoods. out there, in the divided city, there are snipers. the building, he tells us, has been hit 200 times by mortars and rockets. and all the fighting that we're hearing now, what's going on? "oh," he says "the usual clashes." roughly 55% of this city is in the hands of armed opposition groups, mainly islamic militants. back in his office, we watched security camera video from november that shows a direct mortar hit on the main city hall entrance. whoa! rebels routinely use mortars to attack areas of aleppo controlled by the government as we discovered chatting with children near an army checkpoint. >> another let's go. liz, let's go! >> reporter: it landed a block away. luckily, this time, no one was hurt. across the lines in the rebel areas, the syrian military dropped barrel bombs filled with metal shards that cause appalling civilian carnage. why a barrel bomb? it's such a primitive, inaccurate weapon? but he ducks the question. "i can't discuss military matters," he says. the war has

this reminds us that a vibrant arts community allows young peep to strive constantly for an ever better presentation and ever better relationship with their colleagues and peers and the community. this permeates all aspects of their lives, helps with integrity and gives them hope. from the excellent experience of academic endeavors to opening their eyes to a very large world and greater appreciation of hugh mattv, i have seen the arts transform young people and produce immeasurable [speaker not understood]. for continued work in our support, i thank you sincerely. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good morning, my name is jimmy [speaker not understood]. i'm a proud member of the san francisco symphony family and i'm also here in addition to what you -- very powerful statements of all people, i also came to pledge for you guys to support the arts and the struggling artists in san francisco by increasing funds for grants for the arts and arts commission. i would like to stress what the other scenario that will happen to a great city as such and great civilizations, the lac